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Jim, Did you ask him about the possibility of replacing a panel if it was damaged?

Randy, Do those push lok fittings you linked above have a threaded end on them that I can screw directly into the regulators?

Can hollow core panels be easily replaced?

I’m trying to install some push lok hose. I’m having the hardest time getting the hose pushed all the way up onto fitting. Does anyone have any tips? Is there a tool that makes this easier?

I believe it's an ac1005. Im hoping I can use the parts in it as backups. Should I cut an extra inch on both length and width?

https://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/p-6836-american-changer-ac2225-rear-load-high-capacity-changer-with-mei-validators.aspx

Did you cut to exact dimensions or a little larger? I was thinking maybe an extra 1/4 inch on height and length.

I’m installing a new changer at the wash. This one is double size of the old single unit. I have to cut out a bigger hole on the block wall. Do you guys any advice? Should I cut the hole a little bit larger that the changer to provide some adjustment? My current changer is anchored on the back...

I do but whenever I fill it to the top it has a tendency to jam the hopper.

I’ve got a single AC1005 unit that on busy days gets emptied out. I’m wanting to add some more capacity but I’m not sure what’s the best solution. The cheapest would be to add another AC1005 side by side the other. Has anyone ever done this? If so how did you mount it? My other option is to...

Randy, I checked the screen and it looks pretty clear. I have good flow before the entering the Hydrominder. I believe my constriction is coming from the minder.

I’m having problems with a Hydrominder. The water pressure coming through is barely noticeable. I’m not getting any chemical pull through do to the low pressure. I took it apart and the valve is in pretty rough shape. I’m thinking this is the problem but don’t have a replacement confirm. Anybody...

Should I install an overflow protection at the top of the tank that plumbed into a drain in case I have a float malfunction?

Is it normal for the system to still have pressure on it after it’s kicked off?

Randy, did you make a floor stand for the pump to pay on? Buy one? Bolt straight to the floor?

It’s on a stand so it would take some rigging. I could potentially take it off the legs and mount the play to the wall. The regulator is actually pretty low. Could the pump be turned on its side?

Thanks. I’ll give that a shot. I’m guessing I should raise the low water shut off up to the level of the pump inlet?

This is on the repressurization/delivery system that is sending water out to the bays. It’s not the production unit.

Pressurized water?

I can hear the solenoids click open but the pump isn’t pulling water up from the intake tube.